On this episode of the podcast, I had a chat with a Nigerian doctor who practices in the UK. We talked about the challenges of practicing medicine in both climes and also explored the entrepreneurial journey of my guest. In all, if you are thinking of moving to the UK whether as a medic or non-medic, then you may find some useful insights in this episode.

On this episode of the podcast, I had a conversation with a young lady who is an entrepreneur, a leader and an active participant in the political process in Nigeria (she does not like being addressed as a politician).  

If you are a young person in Nigeria and you are feeling that the system is against you, then you should listen to Yetunde and her inspiring story.

In this episode of the podcast, I had an interview with a young man who is also a friend of mine. He is very passionate about Africa and in this episode, we talked about some of the issues afflicting the African continent and the importance of understanding and owning our history as Africans. After all, by understanding the past, we can predict the future better.

On this episode of the podcast, I had a conversation with a Nigerian feminist. We talked about what being a feminist means and some of the systemic oppression that women are being subjected to in Nigeria. We also covered the issue of rape especially in the light of many high profile cases of rape allegations that have come up in the public domain in recent times. My guest also provided answers to the question - if there is any correlation between Christianity and Feminism. Enjoy!

On this episode of the podcast, I bring you a conversation with a young British-Angolan entrepreneur who is the founder of a start-up www.25pharma.co.uk. We talked about his motivations and his future plans. He also shared some of his experience as an entrepreneur in the UK especially one from a minority background. 

This is the concluding part of my conversation with Saskia Hoffman. We explored further on race, Africa and yes, Nollywood! I hope you enjoy listening as much as I have enjoyed recording it.

On this pilot episode of my podcast, I had an interesting conversation about race, racism and white privilege with Saskia Hoffman who is married to a black man of Nigerian descent. We spoke about racial inequalities from her own experience as a white person who's with a black partner. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I have enjoyed recording it.